68 Assembly Proceedings, March 13, 1732/3-April 12, 1733.

L. H. J. Lib. No. 45 p. 458

By Mr Warfield and Mr Hamilton. George Plater Esqr from the Upper House Delivered to Mr Speaker a Bill Entituled an Act for regulating Ordinaries &c. Indorsed. Read a Second time and Will pass, the word, Seven, instead of three, being incerted. The following Message, [This message is printed at page 15.] Sent to the Upper House with the Bill Entituled an Act for regu- lating of Ordinaries &c. by Capn Dashields and Mr Middleton. The House Adjourns untill Two of the Clock in the Afternoon. Post Merediem, The House met according to Adjournment &c. A Bill Entituled an Act to Continue the Process & Proceedings in the Provincial Court and County Courts and for Trial of Capital Offences at the Next Provincial Court to be held the third Tuesday of May next was read the first time. On reading the said Bill the second time; The Question was put that the said Bill pass without Amendment, Resolved in the Affirmative.

			For the Affirmative.
	One of these Middleton's may be a mistake for [Mackall]	Mr Jordan Capn Hopewell Capn Blackistone Capn Willson Mr Hall Mr Beale Mr Dulany Mr Hammond Mr Warfield	Mr Middleton Mr Skinner Mr Courts Mr Midleton Mr Caldwell Mr Alien Mr Goldsborough Mr Edmundson Mr Needles	Mr Benson "Mr Brannock Collo Herman Collo Ward Mr Wood Mr Hamilton Mr Magruder Capn Gordon Mr Wright.
			For the Negative
		Capn Waughop Mr Read Mr Howard Mr Smith Collo Hanson Mr Hawkins	Capn Dashield Mr Woolf ord Mr Sheredine Mr Scott Mr Mathews	Mr Crabb Majr Sprigg Collo Belt Mr Gumming Capn, Elliott.

The Bill Entituled an Act to Continue the Process and Proceed-
ings in the Provincial Court &c. Passed and sent to the Upper House
by M^r Beale & M^r Middleton.

M^r Dulany from the Committee of Laws Delivered to M^r Speaker
the Bill Entituled an Act for Emitting and Making Currant Seventy
two thousand pounds Currant Money of Maryland.